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YoE (since grad / on buyside): 5 years since undergrad, all on the buyside. Moved to a large boutique mid-year as an analyst in a T1 city.

Sector Focus/ Asset Class: Generalist

Total 2023 Comp (Base + Bonus): 200k base + $50k stub bonus

2024 Expected Comp: 200k base + 100% bonus

Notes/Performance: Year-end review and fund performance were both good.

 
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Transitioned post-MBA so no buy side before. But no it wouldn’t make a difference as this was standard offer for my firm. PM told me comp should scale to $500+ TC over next 2-3 years. $250-350 generally the range for post-MBA depending on firm you go to and location. I am at a big fund but not in a HCOL city fwiw. 

 

It's a boutique shop ($15-30bn) with a niche investment style investing globally. At this size, there aren't too many "comparable" shops but when we invest, we often run into guys at shops like Kayne Anderson, RCG, Matthews, Royce, etc. The company runs pretty lean with 10 IPs and the culture & comp are extremely performance based (hence, my 2023 comp was ok and not great).

 

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